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Woodbury Cabin

Woodbury Cabin

Built 1983

The Woodbury Cabin is a great destination for strong hikers and mountaineers looking to explore this rugged and scenic corner of Kokanee Glacier Provincial Park. Kokanee Park is located in southeastern British Columbia’s Selkirk Mountains, a short distance north of Nelson.
ACC huts in BC Provincial Parks (Kokanee Glacier Cabin, Conrad Kain Hut, Elk Lakes Cabin, Silver Spray Cabin, Woodbury Cabin) may be booked by ACC members and non-members up to six months in advance.
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Hut Facilities

  • Heat Source: Wood - Provided
  • Light Source: Propane - Provided
  • Stove: Propane - Provided
  • Oven: None
  • Bedding: Mattress
  • Water Source: Creek
  • Bathroom: Outhouse
Woodbury Cabin

Woodbury Cabin Features

Open Summer Only

Features

  • Trail Distance: 8km
  • Elevation Gain: 800m
  • Capacity: 8
  • Activities: Trail Hiking, Scrambling, Mountaineering, Alpine Rock Climbing

Hiking and mountaineering destination in Kokanee Glacier Park

The Woodbury Cabin is a great destination for strong hikers and mountaineers looking to explore this rugged and scenic corner of Kokanee Glacier Provincial Park. Kokanee Park is located in southeastern British Columbia’s Selkirk Mountains, a short distance north of Nelson. The hut has propane cooking, lighting and a wood stove for heat. Cookware, dishes and cutlery are provided and sleeping is in the loft area on foam pads.

Trail Access

Summertime access to the Woodbury Cabin starts at the Woodbury trailhead off Highway 3A, 23 km north of the town of Balfour. 13 kilometres of logging road (high-clearance vehicle required for the last 2 km) is followed by a well-marked and maintained trail that follows the creek to the cabin above the Wolf Cascade. The hiking distance is 8 kilometres with 762 metres of elevation gain and will take most parties 4 to 5 hours.

Rates

Member Rates

  • Standard $25

Non Member Rates

  • Standard $25

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Location

  • Woodbury Trailhead

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Hut History

The Woodbury Cabin was built over the summers of 1983 and 1984 at the exact site on which an old mining cabin once existed. The circumstances that came together for the construction of the hut worked out conveniently – a great site location, abundant building materials, and free labor provided by a provincial co-operative inmate program. The hut was also built with the goal of creating an incentive to draw park users away from the central core of the park and into the less crowded areas by providing a base for their recreational activities.

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